Site Compounds and Buildings for Construction Contractors
Contractors buy two different things from us: the compound they work out of, and the buildings they have been contracted to deliver. Both come from the same factory and the same drawing office.
What Makes This Difficult
Mobilisation faster than procurement
The compound is needed the week the contract starts, not the month after.
Compounds that outgrow the plan
Headcount rarely matches the mobilisation estimate, and a fixed compound cannot absorb the difference.
Buildings promised on a fixed date
Liquidated damages do not care about the wet season.
Assets that must be recovered
A compound written off at the end of every job is a cost centre; one that relocates is an asset.
What Buyers in This Sector Need
Units that combine and stack
20 ft and 40 ft footprints on a common grid, stackable to three storeys.
Buildings a local crew can erect
Marked members, erection drawings and a bolt schedule.
Predictable lead times
20 to 30 days for standard units, 35 to 60 for custom projects.
One accountable supplier
Engineering, fabrication, quality control and export documentation in one building.
Products That Fit This Sector
Standard Container Site Office
The site office version of our standard container unit — 20 ft and 40 ft footprints that combine sideways into whatever office the p…
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Expandable Container House
The fastest way to put a finished, serviced living space on a site. It travels as a compact stack and unfolds into a room with the w…
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Panelised Building Kit
When freight volume matters more than site labour, the building ships as flat panels and marked members — a numbered kit that a loca…
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Steel Warehouse and Workshop
Clear spans to 36 m with no internal columns — so racking aisles, crane runs and turning circles are decided by your operation rathe…
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Modular Office Building
A permanent office block built as modules — for owners who want a finished building on a short programme, not a compound of site cab…
View productWhere These Buildings Go
Site compounds
Offices, meeting rooms, stores and welfare for the contract duration.
Contracted buildings
Schools, offices and industrial buildings the contractor is delivering.
Industrial units
Pre-engineered warehouses and workshops for clients or for the contractor's own yard.
Camp accommodation
Worker housing where the project is far from a town.
How a Project Runs
Enquiry
Dimensions or a sketch, quantity, destination port and any code requirements.
Drawings and fixed price
Drawings, a spec sheet and a fixed price returned before you commit.
Engineering
Load calculations and stamped reports prepared for the jurisdiction.
Fabrication
CNC cutting, robot welding, galvanising, assembly and quality control.
Packing and shipping
Loading plans, photo reports and export documentation.
Erection support
Marked members, bolt schedules, remote support and optional supervision.
What We Have Actually Delivered
Drawings before deposit
You see the engineering and the spec sheet before committing, not after.
Photos before sealing
Every container is documented at quality control and at loading.
Support through assembly
Our engineers stay reachable while your crew builds.
Incoterms to suit the contract
FOB, CIF or DAP as your commercial terms require.
Where We Have Done This
Prefab Building Complex
A prefab building complex of over 3,000 m² — two-storey blocks on a light steel frame with finished facades, external staircases…
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Two-Storey Prefab Buildings
Two-storey prefab buildings assembled from a pre-engineered steel frame and insulated panels — offices and accommodation raised …
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The questions this sector asks before committing.
How quickly can a site compound be delivered?
Standard units ship in 20 to 30 days. Custom buildings run 35 to 60 days depending on engineering and volume, plus shipping to your port.
Can we relocate the compound to the next project?
Yes. The units bolt together and can be dismantled and moved. Keep the erection drawings and bolt schedule with the site file.
Will you work to our client's drawings?
Yes. Send the architectural or structural drawings and our engineers return a prefab version with connections, load calculations and packing detailed for the destination.
Do you quote FOB or delivered?
Both. We quote FOB, CIF or DAP, with container loading plans that maximise units per box.
Is installation supervision available?
Yes. Every order ships with assembly drawings and a bolt schedule, and supervised on-site installation is available for projects.
Planning a Project in Construction Contractors
Tell us the country, the use and the rough size — we will scope it and quote.